Pro Tools 8.0 LE will not start and Error appears

[larsmeijer]

After installing my Pro Tools LE 8.0 how it is told me by the install guide an Error appears.

When I start Pro Toolsm, Windows Vista gives the next ERROR while it was starting up:

"Could not complete your request because Access violation occurred, unable to read location: 0x0D.535.A4F at address 0x74.155.74D in module: MSVCR80.dll"

Does somebody maybe have a solution for this problem?

[larsmeijer]

Still Nobody has a solution for me

It is also hard to get in contact with digidesign by Phone (WHY????)

I will start a new threat with ERROR MSVCR80.dll maybe somebody knows more than

[sw rec]

Still nobody has solution cause still nobody has system report. No inf0 = no help.....
A new thread won't change that.

[Keybeeetsss]

Originally Posted by sw rec

Still nobody has solution cause still nobody has system report. No inf0 = no help.....
A new thread won't change that.

[larsmeijer]

Originally Posted by sw rec

Still nobody has solution cause still nobody has system report. No inf0 = no help.....
A new thread won't change that.

OK didn't thought about it because i'm not familiar with it

I though drop the de problem and hope to here something. Im not a computer freak that knows everything more kind off noob.

So my question: what kind off system report do you mean and where to find it, so I can drop it here.

[JMS40]

From the General Troubleshooting thread:

Note: To enable other users to help you, please include all of your system details when posting an issue to the DUC; Pro Tools hardware, Pro Tools software version, CPU, OS version, Motherboard make/model, chipset, amount of RAM, type of hard drives used, etc.

- Please - Use SiSoftware's Sandra Lite application to generate a full system profile:

www.sisoftware.co.uk

Under SiSoftware Sandra, click on "Download & Buy" to download the free Sandra Lite version or purchase other versions. After installing Sandra, click on the 'Hardware' tab and run the 'Computer Overview', then copy and paste into your post here on the DUC.

[LincolnT]

I googled MSVCR80.dll .

I came up with this link, which you should read and try to understand thoroughly: http://www.instant-registry-fixes.or...issing-errors/

In my own interpretation of your issue:

MSVCR80.dll is a file in the C:\System32 folder that some applications need.
From your explanation, apparantly, Pro Tools requires it. There are different versions of MSVCR80.dll . If a program needs it, then, it installs MSVCR80.dll when that program gets installed. In other word, reinstalling Pro Tools should reinstall the correct version of MSVCR80.dll . If the problem is a corrupted MSVCR80.dll file in the C:\System32 folder, you could just download a copy of that file and put it in the folder. But that could cause version conflict issues. It is best if you let the software reinstall it. Installing other programs could also take care of the reinstallation of MSVCR80.dll . .NET Framework 2.0 is a program that uses this file.

[larsmeijer]

System:

CPU:

Name: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450
Code Name: Yorkfiled
Package: Socket 775 LGA
Technology: 45nm
Core Voltage: ± 1.096 v
Specifications: Intel (R) Core (TM)2 Quad CPU Q9450 @ 2.66Ghz

Mainboard:

Manufacturer: ASUSTek Computer INC.
Model: P5QL-E Rev 2.xx
Chipset: Intel ID2e20
Southbridge: Intel ID3A16
LPCIO: Winbond

Memory:

Size: 4096MBytes


Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit
Protools LE 8.0
Audiocard: M-Audiophile192 & M-box 2 Factory


If there is anything missing let me know

[larsmeijer]

Originally Posted by LincolnT

I googled MSVCR80.dll .

I came up with this link, which you should read and try to understand thoroughly: http://www.instant-registry-fixes.or...issing-errors/

In my own interpretation of your issue:

MSVCR80.dll is a file in the C:\System32 folder that some applications need.
From your explanation, apparantly, Pro Tools requires it. There are different versions of MSVCR80.dll . If a program needs it, then, it installs MSVCR80.dll when that program gets installed. In other word, reinstalling Pro Tools should reinstall the correct version of MSVCR80.dll . If the problem is a corrupted MSVCR80.dll file in the C:\System32 folder, you could just download a copy of that file and put it in the folder. But that could cause version conflict issues. It is best if you let the software reinstall it. Installing other programs could also take care of the reinstallation of MSVCR80.dll . .NET Framework 2.0 is a program that uses this file.

I also did some google work and came at this site http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dl....shtml?msvcr80 but it didn't work

I will read yours en reply what I did and if it worked. Thanks

[larsmeijer]

Originally Posted by LincolnT

I googled MSVCR80.dll.

Sorry my system is a 64 bit and this site doesn't work on it